Booking and storefront, built for tattoo artists

A no-show on a four-hour session is not a gap. It is the day.

Take a deposit when they book — your amount, your rules — and if they cancel late, it stays with you to cover time you cannot fill. You also get a real page for your portfolio and your booking, with your name on it, instead of a DM thread and a deposit sent through a cash app.

Start your storefront See how a client books you

Deposits

before you block out the day

Your intake

placement, size and reference in the booking note

Your portfolio

on your own page

Storefront view

Built for work that takes a day, not fifteen minutes.

Why clients book

Clients can describe placement, size and reference in their booking note.

A deposit means a canceled session is not a whole day lost for nothing.

Your finished work sits on your own page instead of somebody else's grid.

What you get

Custom work can start with a consult, not a blind booking.

You get a page with your name and your portfolio on it. Clients can start with a consult and describe the piece in their booking note, so you see the project before you commit the chair.

What it does for you

Clearer bookings, fewer wasted days, and a page that shows your work properly.

You see the project first

Clients can describe style, placement, size and reference in their booking note, and a consult can come before the session, so you are not spending twenty messages working out whether it is even a fit.

A canceled session costs them, not you

Ask for a deposit before you block out the time — you set the amount. If they cancel late, it stays with you to cover a day you cannot refill.

Your portfolio is on your page

Your finished work lives somewhere with your name on it, not scattered across a feed that ranks you against everyone else.

Questions people ask

Do you take a cut of what I charge?: No. Your prices are your prices. There is a small fee on deposits taken through the app, the same way any card payment carries one, and it is capped.
Can clients start with a consult?: Yes. List a consultation as its own service. They book that first and describe the piece in their booking note, and you talk it through before they book the session.
What if someone cancels a full-day session?: If you asked for a deposit, it stays with you as a cancellation fee — it covers a day you cannot refill at short notice.
I work out of a private studio, not a shop. Does that matter?: No. The page is yours, your client list is yours, and nothing assumes you share a space.

Ready when you are

Set it up today. Take bookings tonight.

Your page goes live the day you sign up. Put the link in your bio and let people book a consult or a session instead of sending a flood of DMs.

Start your storefront See how a client books you

What it does for you

Clearer bookings, fewer wasted days, and a page that shows your work properly.

You see the project first

A canceled session costs them, not you

Ask for a deposit before you block out the time — you set the amount. If they cancel late, it stays with you to cover a day you cannot refill.

Your portfolio is on your page

Your finished work lives somewhere with your name on it, not scattered across a feed that ranks you against everyone else.

Questions people ask

Do you take a cut of what I charge?

No. Your prices are your prices. There is a small fee on deposits taken through the app, the same way any card payment carries one, and it is capped.

Can clients start with a consult?

Yes. List a consultation as its own service. They book that first and describe the piece in their booking note, and you talk it through before they book the session.

What if someone cancels a full-day session?

If you asked for a deposit, it stays with you as a cancellation fee — it covers a day you cannot refill at short notice.

I work out of a private studio, not a shop. Does that matter?

No. The page is yours, your client list is yours, and nothing assumes you share a space.